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For AMBUSH®’s Resort Spring/Summer 2023 collection, Creative Director Yoon Ahn reflects on her life in Tokyo and the ever-evolving city. Comprised of a variety of dynamic personalities and styles, the brand’s latest collection captures the multi-dimensional vibrancy of Japan’s capital. To celebrate this spirit, the SS23 pre-collection channels signature AMBUSH®Read More →

OYSTER BAY, NY – Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp. Inc. in Oyster Bay, NY, introduces Omniball spring-loaded connectors for applications requiring multiple contact points in slide or twist orientations. The Omniball spring contact features a roller ball interface, which makes contact between components in axial and non-axial alignments. The connectors use OmniballRead More →

Unfortunately for the Jets, the main special teams storyline for camp isn’t positive, as it involves the reported “very close” battle between Eddy Pineiro and Greg Zuerlein for the vacant kicking spot on that team. Jets kickers had a tough time a year ago, and if all the reports areRead More →

Coach Matt Schneider and the Lawrence Little League softball team have a goal for this week’s District 12 tournament to not only win a few games, but to put Lawrence softball back on the map. The team’s first chance to do so will come on Tuesday night when they faceRead More →

Missing one of the most iconic K-dramas? Feel nostalgic as we bring you the latest updates on the 2006 cast members of the musical and romance drama “Spring Waltz”! Keep reading to find out where to watch Han Hyo Joo, Daniel Henney, Choi Siwon and more next! (Photo: KBS Entertainment)Read More →

The Biden administration’s Unified Regulatory and Deregulatory Action Agenda captures the actions the administrative agencies plan to release in the near and long term. Published by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, the agenda provides important public notice and transparency on proposed regulatory and deregulatory actions within the executiveRead More →

The essence of Virgil is still very present in Louis Vuitton’s men’s workshop. Throughout his brief but immeasurable tenure at the helm of Louis Vuitton for men, showmanship, experimentation and the intersections of art, music and design have been at the forefront. And today’s Spring/Summer 23′ collection captures all thatRead More →

At that time, FDA officials held a briefing with White House staff to discuss the situation, as an Abbott plant in Sturgis, Michigan, was still closed and continued to be plagued with problems. In that meeting, the details of which have not previously been reported, FDA officials focused on lingeringRead More →

Country the United States of AmericaUS Virgin IslandsU.S. Minor Outlying IslandsCanadaMexico, United Mexican StatesBahamas, Commonwealth ofCuba, Republic ofDominican RepublicHaiti, Republic ofJamaicaAfghanistanAlbania, People’s Socialist Republic ofAlgeria, People’s Democratic Republic ofAmerican SamoaAndorra, Principality ofAngola, Republic ofAnguillaAntarctica (the territory south of 60 degrees S)Antigua and BarbudaArgentina, Argentine RepublicArmeniaArubaAustralia, Commonwealth ofAustria, Republic ofAzerbaijan, RepublicRead More →

The Pittsburgh Steelers, at least publicly, say they don’t yet know who their starting quarterback will be, though privately they probably have a pretty good idea. When Ben Roethlisberger retired, they brought in Mitch Trubisky as a free agent before drafting Kenny Pickett in the first round. And Pickett wasRead More →

MANHATTAN — More than 4,120 Kansas State University students earned semester honors for their academic performance in the spring of 2022. Students who achieve a semester grade point average of 3.75 or higher over at least 12 graded credit hours receive semester honors as well as commendation from their deans.Read More →

Hardy sycamores also struggle with southern Oregon’s heat and drought [Photo by Rhonda Nowak] A sycamore with anthracnose, a fungal disease, has fewer new spring shoots. The disease will stop spreading with warmer temperatures and new leaves will develop. [Photo by Rhonda Nowak] Spots on this sycamore leaf indicate infectionRead More →

You’ve heard the saying “Garbage In, Garbage Out” which implies that poor quality input will always produce faulty output. A good businessman reviews the balance sheet and income statement every month. They make decisions and adjust plans based on how actual results are tracked against budget. Relying on inaccurate statementsRead More →

AUSTIN (KXAN) – May 2022 was the second strongest La Niña month on record according to NOAA; the pattern that undoubtedly played a role in a record-breaking Texas heatwave that still shows no signs of abating. NOAA measures the strength of an El Niño or La Niña pattern by measuringRead More →

The Spring Mattress market report contains point by point data on factors affecting interest, growth, opportunities, challenges and limitations. It gives detailed data on the design and prospects of global and territorial companies. In addition, the report stores information for research and improvement, new item shipments, reactions to itemsRead More →

SPRING CREEK — The Spring Creek Association’s Architectural Committee has unanimously approved the first reading of a revised home occupancy bylaw after weeks of debate and revisions. The draft, dated May 27, defines a home occupation business as “a use otherwise permitted by law which is incidental to the primaryRead More →

Hong Kong – Citi, the world’s leading transaction bank, has extended the functionality of its Spring by Citi digital payment processing solution to Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore. Online card and wallet acquiring is now available alongside other forms of online payment acceptance, including ready-to-use instant payments and electronic debits.Read More →

GRACE UNDER PRESSURE: Princeton High women’s lacrosse player Grace Rebak, left, walks past two enemies in action this spring. Senior star Rebak’s all-around game was a spark for PHS as they went 12-6. Rebak led the Tigers in assists (38), ground balls (63) and draft checks (69). (Photo by FrankRead More →

New updates include ISO20071 certification and creation of a more personalized approach to recruitment SAN FRANCISCO, June 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The sink, a leading talent acquisition suite, has announced the release of its Spring feature, offering more setup, integrations, and ease of use. Additionally, Lever received ISO20071 certification andRead More →

Global market research examines the performance of Dough scrapers 2022. It contains an in-depth analysis of the state of dough scrapers and the competitive landscape on a global scale. The Global Dough Scrapers can be obtained through market details such as growth drivers, latest developments, Dough Scrapers business strategies,Read More →

This spring, the air is filled with more pollen than usual, a result of last summer’s drought. “It comes from spruce trees, like this spruce tree behind me here,” said Helen Shook, USask Gardenline Specialist. Due to the heat of last summer, the trees have started to stress, which meansRead More →

Freedom of Movement – the title of Foday Dumbuya’s show which opened the June men’s shows in London – had resonances that were not lost on the congregation who visited to see his Labrum collection parade on the catwalk . Born in Sierra Leone, raised in Britain and a tailoringRead More →

June 10—While it might look like a recycling pile to most people, a simple pile of cardboard boxes signaled endless possibilities for kids during Friday’s Play Day event. The box station proved to be one of the most popular, where kids ran around with the boxes on their heads, armRead More →

western news celebrates this year’s graduating class of 2022 by sharing some of their stories and covering this milestone moment. The in-person convocation returns with a series of ceremonies June 13-24 celebrating the class of 2022. About 8,000 students are graduating this spring, joining approximately 330,000 Western alumni in 160Read More →

The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Sunday June 5 announced that spring wheat planting was 82% complete, 15 points below the 5-year average of 97% and below analyst expectations of 86 %. Spring wheat plantings were up just 9 points from the previous week, dragged down by slow progress inRead More →

Businesses wishing to grow, process, transport, test and sell medical marijuana products in what will be a new seed-for-sale industry in Alabama can begin submitting license applications to the fall if the current schedule is respected. The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission met today in Montgomery and updated plans to developRead More →

boys water polo The Warriors men’s water polo team completed a season for the record books, winning the first-ever CIF South Section title in 2021 and finishing second in the region after the regional final. “The school and community support for the boys’ program was outstanding,” said coach Jon Otsuki.Read More →

Rockville, MD, USA, June 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS) announced today that 108 professionals have passed the Regulatory Affairs (RAC) certification exams during the registration window. spring exams, which took place in March and April 2022. In doing so, these professionals earned their RAC-DrugsRead More →

PHILADELPHIA — Jordan Davis looked in the mirror recently and noticed something. The reflection looking at him was more toned, he said. Her face was thinner. His arm muscles, he added, were also beautiful. Even his mother noticed that he was losing weight. “I think it’s just continuous work,” theRead More →

MUMBAI: BCCI, which is seeking to sell Indian Premier League (IPL) TV and internet media rights over the next five years, concluded a mock auction on Monday for potential bidders. The cricket board achieved this over a four-day period to familiarize bidding players with the electronic bidding process, a relativelyRead More →

The three main categories of risk are: External risks— mainly the risk of a cyber incident. Banks and insurers cited cyber incidents as the most significant risks. Responders manage the risk of a cyber incident through: continued investment in cybersecurity employee training outsource certain IT processesRead More →

After a great junior season at Newark (NJ) St. Benedict’s and a terrific start to the season with the New York Rens, Ty Laur Johnson has things rolling. The six-foot point guard has incredible speed and racked up big scores in Nike’s EYBL while also earningRead More →

Cailin Bracken came to Vanderbilt to play lacrosse already well aware of the importance of athlete mental health. She knew of at least two female college athletes, including one near where she grew up, who had committed suicide. Bracken has been overwhelmed with college life, especially when she had toRead More →

The lyrics of the song are as follows: “Spring is here, there is no mistake Blackbirds building nests from coast to coast My heart tries to sing so they don’t hear it break Spring can really hook you the most” (Fran Landesman/Tommy Wolf) Spring threw my heart like a ragRead More →

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey (Photo: USA TODAY Sports) The Southeastern Conference held its spring meetings this week. Coaches, athletic directors and college presidents made their annual pilgrimage to Destin, Florida, with several items on the agenda. All anyone could talk about on day one was where the coaches JimboRead More →

While protests against the coup in most of the country have become rare in the face of brutal repression, a small rebel group in Kalay is approaching 500 days of continuous protests. By FRONTIER On May 25, the Kalay Strike Force came together for the same reason it has hadRead More →

ATLANTA, GA/ACCESSWIRE/June 2, 2022/ SpendHQ ranks among the customer leaders in Spend Matters’ latest release of its Spring 2022 SolutionMap benchmarking. This release features technology rankings that include 69 vendors. Recognized as the industry’s most rigorous and data-driven capability assessment of procurement technologies, SolutionMap contains over 500 RFI requirements acrossRead More →

Students from San Francisco Ballet School perform for Spring Festival 2022 Right after the end of the San Francisco Ballet’s season at the Opera each May, its eponymous school presents a student performance that serves as something of a tantalizing harbinger of SFB’s future glories. Part of the deal withRead More →

Last name: Ephesians Prysock Position: Cornerback Ranking: Four stars (255 National, 32nd CB, 20th in Ca) Secondary assessment: “Prysock has excelled on both sides of the ball for the past two years, but has been brought in to play in corners,” writes 247Sports NationalRead More →

Auction in Vineland, NJ VINELAND, NJ – Bertoia Auctions held its annual Spring Auction at a two-day event, May 19-20, where all manner of toys drove, flew, blew, walked or jumped through the block. With over 95% of the 1,209 lots found in new homes, the sale was a solidRead More →

Josh Putnam – Photo by Connie (WHEEL, TENNESSEE) The 2022 Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals tour wrapped up Sunday night at Duck River Raceway Park and a new champion was crowned, along with an all-new race winner! Josh Putnam, of Florence, Alabama, etched his name into the long list of #SpringNationalsRead More →

AHSAA’s spring realignment was released this week, and with a number of other nearby schools changing classifications, it means sweeping changes for Sand Mountain teams that will face next spring. In addition to the realignment changes, AHSAA also announced this week that football, baseball and softball will not transition toRead More →

SPRING VALLEY, NY — Heavy rain Saturday afternoon infuriated tenants of a Rockland County apartment complex. They told CBS2’s Astrid Martinez that flooding often happens during storms. It was a difficult day for many people at the Spring Valley complex due to rain and flooding of their building. The tenantsRead More →

The modified Spring Zing “Tom Wanick Memorial 150” paid big dividends for Northampton’s Matt Hirschman after a record payout last Saturday. Hirschman, who claimed his 11th win of 2022, took home $7,000 for the victory and – with added bonuses – finished with just over $10,000 in cash and prizes.Read More →

Photo: City of West Kelowna FireSmart Family Day is Saturday at Fire Station #31 in West Kelowna. Wildfire season may not be a priority right now due to the cooler, wetter spring, but the West Kelowna Fire Department wants residents on the alert. He is hosting FireSmart Family Day atRead More →

The owners of Cullipher Farm Market said recent rains and abnormally hot temperatures are causing problems with crops and visitors. VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Hampton Roads is bracing for another possible round of wet weather on Friday, and for some strawberry farms, the rain, along with high and falling temperatures,Read More →

The weather really never got warmer for Minnesota State’s spring sports teams. Competition dates and times have had to be adjusted in almost every way imaginable, which is always a significant physical and mental obstacle for athletes. When the Mavericks competed, they generally shone, as the wins and accolades justRead More →

Breadcrumb Links Life fashion beauty Shiela Barkey, 49, is an operations manager who was ready to adopt a more refreshed and rejuvenated look this season Shiela Barkey, 49, before and after her makeover. Photo by Nadia Albano Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earnRead More →

MURFEESBORO, Tenn. — For a team that has struggled to score goals at times this season, the Red Bank High School football team found themselves in a very different situation on Tuesday afternoon. Two goals in the first 12 minutes of their Class AA quarter-final game put the Lions inRead More →

NEW-YORK – May 24, 2022 – ( Newswire.com ) Fulton Books author Joyce, an author from Milford, Pennsylvania, has completed her latest book “It’s Springtime Maple”: a beautiful illustrated story following Maple exploring the new day as spring arrives. He went out and continued to wait for an adventure whileRead More →

Fintech, backed by JP Morgan, has processed more than $50 billion in transactions with its end-to-end, cloud-native, data-driven AR solutions Global PayEX’s AI and ML solutions digitize +90% of B2B payments; improve the number of days of sales remaining (DSO) by more than 20%; deliver incredible actionable insights for largeRead More →

The cat is out of the bag as last season’s “secret weapon” Devaughn Vele stormed into spring camp and is on track to be one of the top offensive contributors for the 2022 season. A former walk-on, Vele has built on last year’s success and has consistently proven he’s readyRead More →

This year’s ACC Spring Meetings on Amelia Island marked the first time that many Florida State athletic dignitaries attended the annual event. FSU head football coach Mike Norvell has been at the top of the program for almost 2.5 years at this point, but this was the first time heRead More →

You can dig up the t-shirts from the back of your dresser drawer: the crazy spring weather is probably behind us, says Environment Canada. You can dig up the t-shirts from the back of your dresser drawer: the crazy spring weather is probably behind us, says Environment Canada. The federalRead More →

This commentary is from Walt Amses, a writer who lives in the north of Calais. On a day that feels like a negotiated settlement – legal compensation for the deep winter and even deeper mud, some still clinging to the sides of the car – I wind my way upstream,Read More →

In a recent daily farmdoc article (May 9, 2022), corn planting date results from agronomic field trials in Illinois were compared to state-level estimates of late planting impacts. Field trials indicated that the yield penalty for planting after mid-May is non-linear and substantial, with reductions of up to 10-20%. InRead More →

BOYERTOWN >> Over the past few seasons, the Spring-Ford baseball program has had one constant thorn in its side – Phoenixville. The Phantoms delivered the only flaw in the Rams’ 2021 Pioneer Athletic Conference championship run. Then came a cry from Phoenixville during a regular season game earlier this spring.Read More →

The Boston Pops return this Thursday for their first in-person spring season in three years. For a preview of upcoming highlights, Boston Pops bandleader Keith Lockhart has joined Boston Public Radio, where he also talked about the joys of returning to live, in-person performances. “We’re so excited to be backRead More →

At least eight people called Rayburn House their home from 1916 to 1969. These people ate here, slept here, listened to the radio and ultimately watched television here. We know the most about Sam Rayburn because he is the family member who has written about him the most. These writingsRead More →

Contify Commitment to Customer Satisfaction Validated for 9th Consecutive Year This recognition strengthens our position in the market intelligence and competition industry. We are also delighted to receive an exceptional number of positive user reviews. » — Mohit Bhakuni, CEO, Contify. WILLISTON, VERMONT, USA, May 16, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Contify,Read More →

Comfort foods can take different forms. In their most heartfelt form, it’s those childhood tastes that resonate emotionally: a casserole of noodle kugel, a chicken leg straight from my grandmother’s cooking pot, a buttered slice of warm anadama bread from my dad. They may not be comforting to everyone, butRead More →

STARKVILLE — It almost seems like a foregone conclusion that you’re going to see something special when Starkville High School’s football attack takes to the field. Quarterback Trey Petty and Co. was predictable from the start in their spring game against DeSoto Central on Saturday, and they managed to scoreRead More →

Diana Daly, Elizabeth Oglesby, Leonard Hammer and Mairead Doery Congratulations to the recipients of the 2022 College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Teaching Awards! We thank them for their dedication to students and for creating innovative and impactful programs. Diana Daly, Assistant Professor of Practice, School of Information SBS LowerRead More →

CAMILLA, Ga. (WALB) — This is Head Coach Dondrial Pinkins’ second year with the Mitchell County High School football program. Coach Pinkins wants the Eagles to work on being consistent in everything they do on the field. Mitchell Co. High School Football head coach Dondrial Pinkins says the best wayRead More →

South Carolina defensive back Devonni Roseau completed his first spring in Colombia and is looking to make an impact on the Gamecocks defense in 2022. One of the most talked about topics involving Reed was a big hit he picked up in training on March 26.Read More →

Cristhian Ravelo (pink sleeves, right), placed 12th in the Tour de la Gila as a member of CS Velo. CS Velo finished second in the team competition and had GC winner Sean Gardner.Gila Tour / Courtesy Photo In May, Cristhian Ravelo of CS Velo Racing placed 12th overall (GC) inRead More →

It’s spring. There are a lot of poets that come to mind when I think about spring, and probably some for you too, but I want to recommend a few that you might not think of. In these books, you won’t necessarily find flowers and natural scenes, but you willRead More →

NATCHEZ — The Green Wave players joked and talked during a Tuesday scrimmage at the end of practice. Wright Graning paced 30 yards behind the ball shouting instructions to his defense while Chuck Darbonne pushed offensive players aside to give them instructions. It was the fourth day of spring footballRead More →

Red flag warning triggers burning ban in La Plata County Gusty winds blow irrigation water Tuesday near Ignacio. A wind gust was recorded at 56 mph Sunday near Durango, according to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) A prolonged spring wind kicked up clouds of dustRead More →

In recognition of winning the 2022 NAACOS Leaders in Quality Excellence Award for improving patient outcomes and saving total cost of care, Real Time is hosting an event in their honor BALTIMORE, May 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — At the 2022 NAACOS Spring Conference held in April, St. Joseph’s Health AccountableRead More →

AFSCME Council 3 President Patrick Moran said the proposed closure of Spring Grove and other facilities is an effort by Republican Gov. Larry Hogan to privatize union jobs. (The Daily Record/Bryan P. Sears) A plan to sell the site which houses a public psychiatric hospital raises concerns about the privatizationRead More →

Spring is traditionally considered the busiest season for the real estate market, even in Florida where we enjoy sunnier weather all year round. However, unprecedented demand and a housing shortage have made every time of year feel like the spring market. It’s understandable that you want to buy a newRead More →

river path for Limestone sourceCucumber Dill Le Croix Camp for Crimson Mountains CampAT miles: 24.1Total mileage: 1509.3Altitude change: Gain of 5797 feet, loss of 5079 feet There may never be a more perfect spring day than the one I experienced today. Oh, that was so nice. The sun was hot,Read More →

SEATTLE FORECAST: Morning low: 45 PM High: 54 (Seattle Normal High: 64) CLIMATE NOTE: It’s been a pretty cold spring (April 1 to present) in the Northwest, but it’s not terribly unusual to be this cold when looking at historical records. Since records began at Sea-Tac in 1945, this periodRead More →

Last year, strawberry growers were optimistic at the end of April. Their plants were covered in bloom and many farms were able to sell local strawberries in mid-May. This year, after a hint of early spring the first two weeks of March, the mid-Atlantic region has not experienced the sameRead More →

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB or Bureau) recently released its Spring Watch Highlights summarizing the results of the supervisory reviews it conducted between July and December 2021. The CFPB has made various statements and numerous communications to the public, including the Supervisory Highlights document, about its mission and priorities.Read More →

Most of the time I feel like I live exactly where I was meant to be and what a privilege it is. That being said, spring in western Maine is a test for me. Spring in my hometown of Maryville, Tennessee is something so beautiful that there are no adequateRead More →

This is the time of year when there is plenty to do in the outside world of the Pacific Northwest. Turkey hunting season is well underway and there are all sorts of options and opportunities to catch a fish or two. First, fishing. Almost all lakes in our area andRead More →

Photo by Jared Strong/Iowa Capital Dispatch A sprayer stood idle in a field in western Iowa on May 2 as rains continued to tie up farmers. A spell of cold, wet weather has significantly delayed Iowa corn planting this year, and the window for optimal yieldsRead More →

No more snow plows, finally, here are the sweepers. Winnipeg has emerged from one of the snowiest seasons in its history, which means more than 100,000 tonnes of sand, spread across the city for traction, now needs to be cleaned up, along with all the other winter trash. Crews deployedRead More →

Now that Spring Football is over, it’s time to revisit what we just saw. We’ll continue to go through each position group for the next week discussing what was learned and what still needs to happen for the Buckeyes. Next up will be tight ends at Ohio State. [Previous: Quarterbacks | Running Backs | Linebackers |Read More →

The Owensboro Community and Technical College Chorus will perform a spring concert at 7 p.m. May 2 at Third Baptist Church. The choir will be under the direction of music teacher Dr. Connie Ford and accompanied by pianist Ann Jeannette Pierce. Featured composers of works programmed from the 18th toRead More →

With the spring wild turkey hunt underway, retractable blinds can be seen in fields and forests throughout the peninsula. The second of six seven-day hunting periods began Wednesday. Photo by Kevin Naze. Wild turkey hunters having fun by KEVIN NAZE, [email protected] A cold, wet and windy spring hasn’t been anRead More →

Content of the article The decidedly unspringy weather was an inconvenience, but did not dampen the spirits of the twenty-two members of the South Bruce Retired Women Teachers of Ontario/Organization des Enseignantes retirees de l’Ontario (RWTO/OERO) who gathered at the Camp Kintail on Tuesday April 19 for a Spring Luncheon.Read More →

By Isaac StewartInternal Winter has bamboozled everyone at least a few times this year, but spring finally seems to be shining. After several surprisingly cool, frozen and snowy days, the arrival of spring brings its many delights.Songbirds and flowers awaken from their winter slumber, and the wonderful golden sun breathesRead More →

ELMONT, NY — Belmont Park’s lucrative spring/summer meet, with 59 stakes races worth a total of $16.95 million, kicks off Thursday with a nine-race card and first post at 1:20 p.m. from the east. The 44-day encounter runs until Sunday, July 10. The Belmont Spring/Summer Meet will feature 12 TierRead More →

ATLANTA, April 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Chevrolet is partnering with LakePoint Sports to host the 2022 “Legends of Spring” Weekend of Champions which runs from Friday, April 29 through Sunday, May 1. This is the second sold-out Championship Weekend at the nation’s premier youth travel and sports destination. TheRead More →

Sleep, or lack thereof, was the big winner at Georgia Tech’s Spring 2022 Capstone Design Expo. Three of the top 13 prizes, including the overall winner, were tied to a good night’s rest. The Expo is the culmination of Capstone Design, a series of courses offered to undergraduate students ofRead More →

As the April 2022 snowstorm in Oregon fades into a distant memory, it’s time to do some spring cleaning on employer furlough policies. There are two recent changes that may require updates to your employee handbook. Oregon Paid Sick Leave—Expanded to account for evacuation orders, poor air quality and heat.Read More →

NEW CONCORD – Rains are a constant theme this spring, so much so that teams are scrambling to get games before the playoffs start. So watching the umpires remove his players from the field on Monday was far from a new experience for John Glenn head coach Brad Barclay, althoughRead More →

Blown away by this month’s windy weather? You can’t imagine it. The big picture: April is the windiest month in Minnesota, and this year the winds are blowing more – and faster – than usual, Sven Sundgarda meteorologist with MPR and Bring Me The News, told Axios. The average windRead More →

The day I discovered that I didn’t have to stand over the pot of risotto, constantly stirring with one hand as I awkwardly poured a simmering liquid with the other, that was the day the rice dish has entered my permanent dinner rotation. Before that, risotto was reserved for specialRead More →

Oregon held a final practice Monday afternoon to wrap up spring training. Following the conclusion of the 15th Spring Practice, Defensive Coordinator Tosh Lupoi spoke to members of the media for about 12 minutes to recap what he saw on his side of the ballRead More →

Florida State wrapped up its spring on a high note with the Garnet and Gold game. After a solid month where the defense seemed to take a step up from last year, we were fortunate to see some new plays contribute to what Adam Fuller is trying to do onRead More →

A week has passed since Ohio State wrapped up its spring football slate with its spring game on April 16. OSU assistant coaches are now looking to get back on the road with full recruiting through May 31 as part of the spring judging period. But as spring football wrapsRead More →

It was business as usual as Utah football capped off the spring period with the annual red-and-white game at Rice-Eccles on Saturday – and for fans who braved the multiple weather stages that only the spring of the Utah can supply in a day, it was clear that business isRead More →

The Miami Hurricanes wrapped up spring football a week ago. The off-season football month was Mario Cristobal’s first opportunity to assess the Hurricanes on a football field and he was pleased with the progress the team was making in practices. “You would have likedRead More →

Cloud9’s new standout, Summit, has won the 2022 LCS Spring Split MVP award for Outstanding Regular Season Play, Riot Games announced today. The 23-year-old made his competitive North American debut last spring when he was drafted alongside two new players on the C9 revamp. League of Legends team. The offseasonRead More →

Derek Markel Soccer April 22, 2022 Neill Woelk, editor History links UC Football Spring Notes SPRING SHOWCASE LISTS BLOCK – Second Colorado Spring Ball underRead More →